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Q&A re. Chain Stitch Selvedge
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The “No Stitch”
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Charting the chain stitch selvedge
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Basics of Knitting Symbol Charts
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Communicating Lace Pattern Instructions
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Lace Cable Bookmark and a chance to learn to use charts (if you want to)
Grab this month’s free pdf download pattern for Lace Cable Bookmark now through May 25, 2012 at the Free Membership Pattern page.
Way back on January 26, 2012, Cerddin of Canterbury, England asked:
Thanks Jackie
I love lace knitting even if I am a bit slow. I prefer charts to written instructions – will you be producing any of the patterns as charts? Well done on all you do.
The answer is a resounding “yes”. In fact, this month’s little project will be the introduction to charted instructions.
Lace Cable Bookmark is not a lace edging per se (i.e. there is not the usual shaped edge on one side). The simple rectangular shape will allow you to concentrate on learning the basics of knitting lace with charts without the distraction of simultaneously dealing with a shaped edge. But hang in there, because we definitely have future monthly projects that are more complex and have both charted instructions and shaped edges!
Stay tuned for follow-up tutorials, tips & techniques on this site. And don’t forget to also visit HeartStrings FiberArts for other inspiration and patterns offered by retailers of Jackie E-S’s designs.
p.s. Don’t be scared that this month’s project introduces charts. Even if you have not used charts in the past, there are written instructions to help ease your way into feeling comfortable using charts (if you want to).
Last day of Three Eyelets Sachet – Are you ready for more Bits of Lace 2012?
This is the last day of Three Eyelets Sachet in the Bits of Lace 2012 series. I hope you enjoyed making a sachet or two, and I hope you learned a bit from it as well, along with the tutorials, tips & techniques this month.
If you liked this month’s project and like the idea of starting off your knitting with a piece of lace edging like we did with the Three Eyelets Sachet (i.e. no seaming), I wanted to point out that HeartStrings pattern #A85 Summer Lace Anklets features anklet-style socks that start with a split cuff lace edging.
I encourage you to continue to think of creative ways you can use lace edgings in similar ways. Have fun!
p.s. I’ll be back tomorrow with the next monthly pattern project for Bits of Lace 2012. Stop by then so you can find out what the new month’s pattern is; grab it early and get started. More fun and bit-size learnin’ a-comin’!
How You Slip Does Matter – The Chain Stitch Selvedge
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Lace Edging Building Blocks – The Heading
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Playing around with variations of the double yarn over
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